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Title: Somebody posted using my Bitcointalk account Post by: frankydoodle01 on June 14, 2020, 07:04:06 PM Hi guys, I would like to ask about these posts because I am not the one who posted these using my account. Somebody used my account and posted these. That is why I changed my password immediately. I cannot delete it because it is not letting me do so.
I tried reporting it to moderators as well. Should I do something or I am still good about it and just wait for now? Thanks. Here are the posts that I did not do but someone. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5255504.msg54617290#msg54617290 https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5254337.msg54586626#msg54586626 Title: Re: Somebody posted using my Bitcointalk account Post by: CounterEntropy on June 14, 2020, 07:07:50 PM Hi guys, I would like to ask about these posts because I am not the one who posted these using my account. Somebody used my account and posted these. That is why I changed my password immediately. I cannot delete it because it is not letting me do so. I tried reporting it to moderators as well. Should I do something or I am still good about it and just wait for now? Thanks. Here are the posts that I did not do but someone. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5255504.msg54617290#msg54617290 https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5254337.msg54586626#msg54586626 Why dont you just edit them to remove content and move to archive? Title: Re: Somebody posted using my Bitcointalk account Post by: iamsheikhadil on June 14, 2020, 07:12:38 PM Hi there,
You can see if someone has accessed your account using this method : go to your profile, go to "account related settings" , then under limit IP, there's a link to "Your logged IPs for the last 30 days". If indeed it was someone else, you will be able to see a change in IP used. Surely, then you will have a concrete evidence and mods will be able to help you better. You might wanna also edit your posts which you wanna delete. Title: Re: Somebody posted using my Bitcointalk account Post by: frankydoodle01 on June 14, 2020, 07:22:03 PM Hi guys, I would like to ask about these posts because I am not the one who posted these using my account. Somebody used my account and posted these. That is why I changed my password immediately. I cannot delete it because it is not letting me do so. I tried reporting it to moderators as well. Should I do something or I am still good about it and just wait for now? Thanks. Here are the posts that I did not do but someone. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5255504.msg54617290#msg54617290 https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5254337.msg54586626#msg54586626 Why dont you just edit them to remove content and move to archive? Thank you I will do that. Title: Re: Somebody posted using my Bitcointalk account Post by: frankydoodle01 on June 14, 2020, 07:22:54 PM Hi there, You can see if someone has accessed your account using this method : go to your profile, go to "account related settings" , then under limit IP, there's a link to "Your logged IPs for the last 30 days". If indeed it was someone else, you will be able to see a change in IP used. Surely, then you will have a concrete evidence and mods will be able to help you better. You might wanna also edit your posts which you wanna delete. Thank you for this tip sir. There really is someone. From Tekirdağ, Turkey. I changed my password as well. Title: Re: Somebody posted using my Bitcointalk account Post by: khaled0111 on June 14, 2020, 07:24:20 PM You can't delete your own topics. As suggested above, all you can do is to edit their contents to something like "delete" or anything else then move them to Archive using the "move topic" button at bottom left.
Also make sure to check your PMs in case whoever got access to your account sent unsolicited messages to other members. If someone reports such pms it may result in temp-banning your account. Besides changing your password, try to figure out how your account got hacked. Changing the password while the device is still compromised won't change much. Title: Re: Somebody posted using my Bitcointalk account Post by: frankydoodle01 on June 14, 2020, 07:31:18 PM You can't delete your own topics. As suggested above, all you can do is to edit their contents to something like "delete" or anything else then move them to Archive using the "move topic" button at bottom left. Also make sure to check your PMs in case whoever got access to your account sent unsolicited messages to other members. If someone reports such pms it may result in temp-banning your account. Besides changing your password, try to figure out how your account got hacked. Changing the password while the device is still compromised won't change much. Got it sir. I just have seen 1 outbox and they are talking about the escrow. |